Shrub
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This is prob me just being a little over concerned.
Giggles is shaking a little. It is not noticeable from a distance but if you stand next to her and watch her you just just see it. Maybe I am paranoid? But I know little about birds as is. Never really liked them when I was young, well it was more due to the fact the flapping would freak me out especially if near me.
I looked it up and google said it is common for them to stimulate their muscles with a lil shaking when it is cold (there is a chill) And it is winter and getting cold. I think we keep the house central heating around 20ish Celsius.
I think I feel like a new mother worried about everything new with her newborn child. Would just like to know what you experienced bird ladies and gents opinion might be?
During the day she seemed fine, flying around, checking things out, she got out of her cage a little later today as we werent home til about 4pm after shopping so she didn't get a bath, even though she would go to the sink because that is where she will get a bath. But being colder even with central heating the evenings a little colder I would prefer her not to be dripping wet most the evening...
She has been eating her seeds, shredding the paper in her cage (altho more then usual today)
Sorry I rambled on a little. But since I got her she is kind of like my pride and joy bringing happiness to both myself and my husband.
Giggles is shaking a little. It is not noticeable from a distance but if you stand next to her and watch her you just just see it. Maybe I am paranoid? But I know little about birds as is. Never really liked them when I was young, well it was more due to the fact the flapping would freak me out especially if near me.
I looked it up and google said it is common for them to stimulate their muscles with a lil shaking when it is cold (there is a chill) And it is winter and getting cold. I think we keep the house central heating around 20ish Celsius.
I think I feel like a new mother worried about everything new with her newborn child. Would just like to know what you experienced bird ladies and gents opinion might be?
During the day she seemed fine, flying around, checking things out, she got out of her cage a little later today as we werent home til about 4pm after shopping so she didn't get a bath, even though she would go to the sink because that is where she will get a bath. But being colder even with central heating the evenings a little colder I would prefer her not to be dripping wet most the evening...
She has been eating her seeds, shredding the paper in her cage (altho more then usual today)
Sorry I rambled on a little. But since I got her she is kind of like my pride and joy bringing happiness to both myself and my husband.